Top Bali Ballet Tickets

Experience Uluwatu Temple’s ocean views, sunset, and the Balinese Kecak and Fire Dance on this guided tour. Your English-speaking driver provides cultural insights as you explore this sacred temple, one of Bali’s spiritual pillars. With hotel transfers, entrance fees, and a sarong included, this hassle-free tour lets you immerse yourself in Bali’s rich traditions. Optional visits to a coffee plantation and dinner are available at your own expense.

Enjoy a fun-packed selection of water sports for the perfect Bali beach break. Soar above the ocean waters while parasailing, then get wet with a Jet Ski ride, enjoy thrills and spills on a donut boat, and try a banana boat too. Private round-trip hotel transfers make it easy to get there and back, and you’ll have access to shower facilities and lockers. Upgrade to add a cooking class.

Immerse yourself in the colorful culture of Indonesia during a traditional dance evening tour from Bali. Be mesmerized by the captivating rhythm of the Fire Dance, the Kecak Dance and the Saghyang Dance as you witness enchanting dancing that derives from ancient tribal culture. Gain fascinating insight into the artistic traditions of the country with a professional guide and enjoy the convenience of round-trip transportation from your Bali hotel.

Try out a new adventurous activity of cave tubing, and combine it with the Tegalalang Rice Terraces or another adventurous activity on this half-day private tour. Enjoy pickup from different locations in Bali, then go tubing down the Dutch Heritage River cave near Tegalalang Village. After a included lunch, explore the rice terraces, or opt for an e-bike tour, ATV ride, jungle swing visit, or zipline adventure.

Enjoy the sunrise on the summit of Mount Batur on a full-day, small-group trek from Kuta or Ubud. Hike alongside your Balinese guides as you walk by flashlight, then enjoy stunning views of the island from the edge of an active volcano. Enjoy a simple breakfast as you watch the sun appear on the horizon. Climb over black sand and lava-formed hills while exploring the UNESCO-recognized crater, hike back to the base of Mount Batur, and pause to see a Balinese coffee plantation on the return trip to your hotel.